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n SHOP T This w WEEK. II Il fPossInLE
THE uScRoMwD .Nn H a3TEs ARE BEFORE II
GOODS BOUGHT NOW Will !, BE HELD AND DE
We have sn immense stock, four floors de-
voted % the sale OF goods. two handsome easy
going Ons elevators, rapid cash railway sys-
plsycs and every possib VISIBLE facility for rspd
and & G HSsPfs
Cor. 18th and sits n. W.
THE HoLrpAY Season
memory a. to what We Keep suitable for Christ
FOURTH FLOOR ATTRACTIONS. -
HOLIDAY DRESS PATTERNS.
Pro. pr9Iminently disIlayed on long wide tables to
ia.ditaie selections You can see every kind
Calico Dress Patterns 60, 80 and aec.
Singham Dress Patterns. | and 81 %.
Dolly Madison" Cloth Patte err s SO and sec.
@sd essis prss. z Fat. to s9
For practical, useful present you could not
pattern,
(Fonrth foor).
500 ready: made, Bingham Aprons at the low
ErDrn-Dows pr1f ESRs,h hoor'
For recovering with silk, plush. or patch
10 Inches Square. s15o.
&c Inches square se.sa.
z inches Square, $3.50.
ELEGANT ErDER-bo oSfsp 6o%FoRTs
rrxr CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
LINE FlsENCH SATTEEN COVERED
fancy c1lorngs attractively quilted and sewed
Size 5 by 8 feet. IS each
SIC by g feet 60 each
FINE sTR e 'y SILK Ifst S SbS f1sR ELDER
Down Comforts. 1''D
One side figured. the other plain,
sILK-COvERED EIDER- DOWN COMFORTS
One side covered with Observation-Disclosures Otto
man Silk, the other plain Surah Silk. fancy
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
Quality considered: these prices are very low.
One Of these elegant. thanksgiving Comforts
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS
EMBRo1pERr4pS PIANO COVERS.
ElGHr-oUARTER RAW SILK TaBLE
knotted fringe, {, excellent eelorings.
rwELvE-9 SSkh FIR Ra ESf SILK TABLE
knotted fringe 1s, rich i color 4 combinations.
SO sIx-oUAR Shl e th hASh TABLE
COVERS.
HANDSOMELY GSt fd & e PkGH UPRIGHT
rwELvE-S 81 3 r2 g sI kaea CLOTH
PIANO COVERS,
fancy fring oS io%s st Fse entirely new.
Full-sized Embroidered French Flannel Piano
$3.50, 50, TO SIS EACF,
A handsome Cover would make an excellent
Christmas gift, useful as well as ornamental
w fSa5'R nafs I LorHRop
Corner 18th and SITS. NV
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An anonymous correspondent, whose voice is as
the voice Of one who owns railroad shares de-
nounces tAe attempt ito preserve intact that little
dab OF low ground called the Mall, bounded by
one Of the largest sewers" and consequently mi
asna-eOyered.' He argues that the popular drives
of the future will be TO the north and northwest
of the city, and advises taking the Mall between
eth and 7th streets for a union passenger station
one can hardly get farther away from a
sewer in well-Sewered Washington than In
the walks and drives OF the magnificent
PARK known as the Mall, connecting the great
national buildings, Capitol and Presidents House
adorned by a series OF public ediaces and by trees
flowers, statues and monuments. There is no more
Interesting stretch OF land In the United states
than that which, IN close proximity to the great
street u the city, contains the Washington Monu-
nett. the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. the
Agricultural Department, the Smithsonian, the
National Museum, the Army Medical Museum the
Fish Commission building, and the Botanical
Gardens, and which would furnish beautiful and
uninterrupted drive amid trees and flowers be-
tween the executive and legislative buildings OF
the government but for the disagreement OF rail-
road tracks, terminating in a station in the Mall,
which cut the park In two. Instead OF removing
this blot from the Mall by placing the union sta
ton al eo8yenbenJ point near the south line OF
the reservations our correspondent would con-
denim the whole park as miasInaIic and Mt only
Tor railroad purposes, drive out pedestrians and
carriages, and extend and perpetuate the railroad
occupation The city and nation Will not surrender
The beautiful park which they have almost ready
TOT enjoy because other attractive driyeways
are promised The center OF public interest bust
ness, and pleasure VIII not be transferred from
fennsyivania avenue to Tenleytown. The only
miasna 70 be feared from the Mall Is that which
may einanate from the railroad offices upon It. en-
cirelng the adjacent Capitol, stupefying Congress
and defeating vigorous action for the relief OF this
community from railroad grievances.
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surely make an attractive present. useful otherwise
which, 1t happens to be odd lot you will be able
to buy ct about one half its value
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
lot of elegant PLUSH BOXES containing paper
cards and envelopes; were Lie; worth S15O. Friday
lot elegant TERRA-coJTA FIGURES. negro de-
lot st H siSuH sAi6S SOs os ice Esy
worth s1.5O. Friday 81.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
TxiSs. &C. SIS and sis chenille poriieres 1913.
Y per cent discount of marked prices of LACE CUR
and such prices which we guarantee have never been
ART AND ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT.
I'd pair Each antique Lace CURTAINS. 81, 1926.
g Re@Ssst. q sTsiPEp scR1M, &c. I'd. was 10.
ODDS and End. IN gf &c. ea wSr' d.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Sl25 White SILK CREPE MUFFLERs, Fri
lot q Fancy c0lored Silk Handkerchief were
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
lot of 81 Fancy Suspenders in Boxes. Friday 60c.
lot Of 75c. Fancy Suspenders in Boxes Friday 42c.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
s stfn fas es sss SSsy
IL yards Ien SsIP pink lss cut Stus Hssts
- Yards long xniss v we've teNs''
Sold for ~ Yard Friday g. % y Srpea Six
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Boys heavy ribbed School Hose in brown only, sizes
ss 81 thoss Ladies Atwood Vests. sizes
90, 80, "a. $50, 3s aud 40; were $I.25 Friday 75c
of elegant Sa1 BRSs5 D fRaF5 FksHEs were BIC
r1,s d. 3, JSfASEsE LUNCH BASKETS worth Poe
pERFUMERY DEPARTMENT.
lot Perfumery in Fancy Glass and China designs.
10. Perfumsry n Fancy Glass and China Designs
werf Il 70 d to S Haz Friday yyd 19e
bottles Friday Soc oNi-'' Oil 'd0''' large %
pEwELRY AND LEATHER GOODS.
lot Of Children,s SOLID GOLD RINGS. warranted.
lot q WRITING LAP TABLETS. worth ST. rs.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
IS. Friday 81 98 e'
lot Of LYNX MUFFS. worth $3.50. Friday SO 25.
LADIES' NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT
I Long BEADED CAPE, was $15 Friday $3.50.
Long BEADED CAPE. was $40. FRIDAY 30
A few elegant handrun SPANISH FICHUS, worth
%. Friday S3.9S.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
l lot SPANISH or CHANTIILY. al-over NETS,
were g. so and ILL per yard. Friday 81 yard.
lot OF SETS FOR DRESSES, all colors, with gold
or silver effect: worth $3.50. Friday 81 set.
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Another of BAUMS FAMILY COOK BOOK con-
tanning 316 pages. Friday &c. each.
Special lot OF Plush Photo. Albums were $2.9S and
93.5O. Friday 41.9S.
N. B.-EOr Millinery, Cloaks and Corsets see orr
lad" under the Ladies' Column.
BBR A ~ Nm NM ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-15

The London Times VIII Jet succeed In establish
ing 20 us satisfaction that last nights Masonic
Temple meeting was only a numerous conference
u dynamitlng conspirators
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INFANTS, CHr1p s5sSs AND Misses
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT STOCK

INFANTS, CHILDREN,s; AND Misses
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT STOCK
USEFUL PRESENTS FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
CASHMERE CLoAKs,
INFANTS, CAPS ASp HOODS
ISfANTs' fLnsH AND MooIEN COATS.
cHiuLdnfkf .hSE w HNRRE EHT EaRns
oh't daIEDEE MT AS SSSSs,
,,,,c,,o, no>,, cHILDREN's COATS,
MISSES ToBoGGAN CAPS,
MISSES SCHOOL HOODS &c
All Of the above goods will be found in our
Infants Department; situated on the second
floor i'll the annex Plenty of room and a we'll
displayed STOCK, marked at exceptionally low
Infants Hand Knit Carriage Bootees, in fancy
colorings of blue aud white and pink and white
Infants H Hand Knit worsted Bootees. only
Infants White saxony Mitts, a5c and a7xc.
Infants White Silk Mitts, 75c. and s7,sc. per
pair.
Infants and Children's Hand Knit worsted
Leeyings. 81 and 81 % per pair.
border, silk finished. s1.37, S1.62h. and So
Infants Split Zephyr Jackets. shell stitch.
Infants Cashmere, Mother. Hubbard Long
Cloaks silk embroidered collar, only SO SO
each:
d Infants IS Gashme e Long Cloaks deep cape
only So each.
Infants deliberately Silk Embroidered Cash
mere Long Cloaks at $1,000. $12, $13 90, and
S1J each
Infants Silk Plush Coats, box-plaited skirt
finished at the waist with a handsome silk
braided belt-colors, white, brown, and gend-
p, arme.
2. Infants Cream surah Silk Christening Caps,
ribbon strings, So, 81 80. 81 and 81. 30 each
Infants Cream All Wool Flannel Shawls, both
ends deliberately silk embroidered, only S15O
each.
Children's Mother Hubbard Nainsook Aprons
trimmed with embroidery, only SOC. each
Chiidren's Angora Wool Hoods, with border
of swans down-colors white and gray, only
81 so each.
Elegant line of
MISSES TOBOGGAN WORSTED CAPS.
PLAIN SHADES AND FANCY COMBINATIONS,
Fronts flushed with Worsted Knots
ONLY Toe. EACH
(Second hoor)
WOODWARD L L0THROP,
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THIRD FLOOR.
(Take elevator.)

UPHOLSTERY. soc. Plush Table Covers for 75c.
Larre Chenille Covers e2.50 instead of 1915. The
$3.50 size for 1915. The $3.50 Oriental Portieres
for $3.50 The $3.50 Chenille Piano Covers for o. 90
The s2.75 Smyrna Art Rugs uarse size) for S2.25
The "a Sofa Pillows for e. The o.. SO Antique
Lace Bed Sets for $3.50. The SOC. fnges for 25c.
until December IL
for 3425. Many more reduced prices until December
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ExrRA VALnrs In ApRoSs-

Extra VALUES In ARROWS.
Woodward Il Lothrop call attention to the fol-
lowing excellent values in Aprons:
NURSES WHITE LAWN APRONS,
broad hem. three tucks good iepgth.
ONLY 15c. EACH.
NURSES WHITE LAWN APRONS,
good quality, three wide tlcks, broad strings
ONLY l7C. EACH
NURSES FINE WHITE LAWN APRONS,
full width. two broad tucks, wide hem
ONLY 19c. EACH
NURSES EXTRA FINE LAWN APRONS,
three excellent styles, broad strings, &c.
ONLY 2oc. EACH
ELEGANT LINE OF FANCY APRONS,
Lace and open work, and white dotted Swiss
finished with ribbons, &c.
621sC, 75c., 81 AND Sl.2J EACH
(Second foorJ
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and 4 SITS NV
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WEI WEArHsn REQv1REuKsrs.

WE ARE MEMS OUTFITTERS IN THE
FULLEST SENSE OF THE TERM. WE
CARRY EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO A
aENrLEMAN's COMPLETE OUTFIT.
THEREFORE,, WHEN We HAVE WET
WEATHER LIKE THIS OF TO-DAY, WE
WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT OUR UNI
BRELLA DEPARTMENT CONTAINS A VAST
AND VARIED COLLECTION OF THESE
USEFUL ARTICLES, INCLUDING SILK IN
EVERY GRADE AND MAKE THAT IS GOOD;
GLORIA CLOTH. ALPACA, ETC. OUR
PRICES RANGE FROM ONE TO TWELVE
DOLLARS.
RUBBER COATS AND GOSSAMERs IN
GREAT VARIETY ARE HERE IN EVERY
SIZE. AND FROM ONE DOLLAR UP
RUBBER HAT COVERS AND IAvERIEs
FOR DRIVERS AND FooTMEN. THEY
COME BOTH IN BLACK AND WHITE.
RUBBER ovERsHoEs FOR LADIES,
MISSES. BOYS AND GENTLEMEN.
LADIES' RUBBERs. 23c; MISSES RUB
BERs. Isc.; CHu.D's RUBBERs, &c.,; BOYS
RUBBERs, 25c; AND MEMS RUBBERs,
SIC
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR MEMS
AND BOYS oUTFITTINGs.
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SECOND FLOOR.
Take Elevator.)

BOYS CLOTHING. Genuine English Cloth Knee
Pants SHIFTS marked &c. $3.50. 81 and IS. go for So
The S1I50 Boys English Overcoats for $3.50. The
81 Plush Tam O'Shanter Caps 20 for 50. The 81 9S
Seal Polo Caps 90 for 81. A. until December IL.
SHOES. Ladies' French Kid Shoes reduced as fol-
lows From 400 to S4.25; from s4.25 TO "a; from
$3.50 to 81 25. Hand-kDt Slippers for 81. instead Of
S1.2a MEMS e. so Plush Brocaded slippers for 81.
MEMS $3.50 Alligator tresl) Slippers 20 for s1-15
until December II.
fringe &c., instead of l0c Though We have sold these
Cards for 1Oc they worth 25c. The high priced
Carls also at reduced prices until December IL.
STATIONERY. 81. 10 Plush Work Boxes, filled witt,
writing paper for S5c Leather Writing Tablets SIC.
instead of sl 10. The S125 Writing Desks for CSC.
until December IL.
WRAPS. Ragians latest London effects IN check.
stripe and plaid cloths until December II, $1,000.
$1400 $l2.50; regular prices, S2I.00, $500,
81 800 Seal Plush Coats all sizes, $ regular price,
s2s Seal Plush Newmarket. s47 regular price. $50
Seal Plush Dolman, with lynx fur trimming, &45
regular price, $50 Chiiren's Jackets, English broad
cloth. silk, lined all colors all Sizes Until December
H. 81; regular price. % So
APRONs-with two tucks and deep hem l5c instead
of lSc. The &c. Aprons for l9c. The 39c ones 3c.
until December IL.
UNDERWEAR. 97c. Mother Hubbard" N'eowns
for 79c The Csc. Chemises for Soc Bridal Outfits
pieces at $50 for S17 g. Six pieces 10 for
Surah Silk Tea Gowns 90 instead of slS.5O. until
December Il. The entire grand stock Of hand knit
worsted and flannel Skirts and Vests ALSO entire line
of SATIN flannel moreen and cloth Skirts at cost until
December Ia.
INFANTS GOODS, The most varied stock in town.
The 1895 Cashmere Coaks for 26S is illustra-
ton from the hundred and things reduced until
December IL.
coRsETs. The ..Fasson for Is. B. Altman is sole
agent for New York. A. Lsner sole agent for Washing
ton Specially made to wear with evening dresses.
The $3.50 Satin Corsets for S4-9S. and the Soc.
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Plush Goops For XMAS G1rrs,
Woodward and Lothrop invite attention to
their large attractive line of
PLUSH DRESSING CASES
PLUSH SHAVING SETS
PLUSH JEWEL CASES
PLUSH GLOVE BOXES
PLUSH HANDKERCHIEF.CAScS
PLUSH MANICURE CASES,
- - PLUSH TOILET CASES
LEATHER TRAVELLING CASES,
HAND AND TABLE MIRRORS
FANCY GLASS BOTTLES &c
(Iain foor)
WOODWARD AND LOTHROP
Cor tn and + sts w
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WANTED--ROOMS.

w ished room. with without Board: private fam
lily preferred: north OF St. west of l1th St. refer
ences Address EARNEST. Star office. 1t.
WANTED-BY A LADY SUNNY ROOM FURN-
w ished or unfinished with without Board. in a
good location, al reasonable rates; references ex-
changed Address ACCOUNTANT" Star office. IL.
WANTED-TwO CONNECTING ROOMS IN THE
w northwest, for lady and SON Address Box 10.
Star office. dlo-2ts
"ANTED - NICE UNPUBLISHED ROOM;
w gas and heat second story front. northwestern
part of the city preferred; by lady references
Star Office. dl3-3ts
WANTED-MANY PERSONS CALL ON US
w every day FOR furnished and unfinished rooms.
Persons having them for rent will money by
ing us Room Renting Agency, 612 9th st. nw.df I'm.
WANTED-Now Is YOUR BEST CHANCE TO
w rent rooms we claim best facilities for renting
same. Call for information. terms, &C. ID. e. PROC
TOR SON, l226 st. hlS-lm
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NY G L OP DIAs

YCLoPEDIAs
Ask your school teacher. DOCTOR clergyman and the
- Sn,ehis the oess. They viii tell you Appleson,s
for they all IT. Three thou.nud acfuaI sutcrIher.
"a ms city alone Address Boz l20 star once for
Dsst terms ever offered dIS-X
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SAFE Or Srx.DonrAn BnAs

SALE Or Srx-DoLLAR BLAsxrrs
We show eeyen kinds of Blankets at7S6 per
rair, each and every one being excellent value
ia Eshf-weight All Wool Blankets, &c.
la Medium weight All-Wo Blankets, 06.
la Heavy weight ALI Wool blankets, 81
Ia Wool Homespun Blnnkets, 81.
ia 40 Per cent Wool, called California So
ia 40 per cent Wool, extra heavy, 90.
Ia Scarlet ALI Wool Blankets 81
ia Blue and- Black Plaid Blankets, 96
ia shaker Gray Az Wool Bisngets 80.
1l-4 Scarlet and Black Plaid Blankefa "a
We also call attention to our line Of
FINE BIANkETS FOR GIFTA
- pair OF Fine Blankets would make = very
acceptable present We quote. =
ia FINE sAfd~WOOL MINNESOTA BLANERTR
Pink, Blue, and Scarlet. Fancy Borders, new de-
ONLY $40 PER PAIR
l0A EXTRA LARGE ALI~WOOL NINNE8OTA
BLANkETA
1lsnorsts Fancy Hordsrs Of Pink Blne. and
ONLY e15 PER PAIR
{Fcuxth UooE.l
WOODWARD L0THnop.
d13 Cor. 1Ifh and - NV
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Brsr BOOKS FOH PRESENTS.
Ban Har o5c Sometime
one Christmas I've. Swedish
The Chisiren's Gallery. eight beautiful pictures.
In The Service of the King Hayerxal and others
heartsease. by the asthor Of Trust
fias LEATHER Plush and Canvas Portfolios
Superior quality Plush and Leather Albums
C C. PURsELI. Bookseller.
ala AIS 9th st NV
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CAMBRIc PuLow SHAMs.
We invite attention to the following items in
FINE CAMBKIC SHAMs.
.,,,,. nen ns S%LY as i PER sp PaiH.
lx-inch hem en-, finch g, rSfie. with four tucks,
Aa oSI9 e s Fsk sh Fsih bin'h tucf'
Embroidery P %p6b ssssnd nGor f5Sp2
Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV.
LAp5Ess, S At ,0WNI A5Krs "a Sk.ars
their excellent stock of
QUILTED SATIN. WALKING SKIRTS.
And SnGste ss h a2Fss %A iIIssffss3s SKIRTS
Quilted 10 INCHES inches deep ba c, and colors.
Box-pla.ted bottom, quilted 1Oinches deep
Exrna.FrNE BLACK SATIN 81 hH MSAHik1Na SKIRTS
Fancy quilting. Is inches deep, black and ali
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
Splendid line OF Black Farmer Satin SKIRTS
Ses e. 81 ss
lar Large line of Cloth and Flannel walking
Bsst-qualty Black Alpaca Skirts. lined with
red flannel. 81. 80 each.
ladies' Fine knit wOrsted Skirts. Sc. 80 and
WOODWARD A., ! bo PIT : q. nv
CUSTOM SHIRTS DEPARTMENT.
Of white Dress Shirts at ga per dozen. Or SIX
for 9l2, and two lower grades at $1S and @21
We are also making to order Undergarments,
sesrs ssa F.nne
Woodward & ! L9gTMsoP:
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Business brisk with rs, We should say %. How
can it be otherwise, when ssids from tins sress
rces advertised few days sincs w are selling:
Cent? Fine Calf SCOTCH Bottom Shoes Il S2.4s
Gents Real English Grain Shooting Shoes. s35o.
Gents Best Calf Scotch Bottom Boots 1896.
Gents Custom Made Fine Calf Dress Boots, -. 81
Ladies' Eclipse finest Kid aud Straight Goat Baton
Ladies' Our Own" Double Extension Sole Button.
S2.4S.
LADIES' Genuine Cost and Kid Button 1t alas.
The best and only solid 9Sc School Button in town,
for boys or girls.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots. d 2S. o. SO.
and So.
ACLEAN SWEEP.
Our entire immense variety of handsomey embroidered
Velvet and Cloth slippers Also Alligator. Seal. Goat
and Felt Slippers for Ladies', Gents, and Children
must be sold out clean by December Gath. At the
tremely low prices we are onerns them thsy are NOV
ing ut lively rate and your chances for choice pat
terms will decrease the longer you put 1t Of.
Slippers bought now may be exchanged after the
Holidays.
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Z. B. BARNUM CO..
dis 931 PENN. AVENUE.
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The vast gathering OF citizens at Masonic Ternnle
last night was thoroughly representative n,
Washington as city, and as the capital OF the
nation, and the deep Interest and hearty applause
with which sentiments Of sympathy for Ireland in
her brave but peaceable struggle for home ruIe
were received indicated plainly the feeling O,
Americans upon this issue. In the faee OF this
magnificent demonstration the silly SANDER tina,
among Americans only numbering dynami,ers and
obscure politicians favor home rule for Ireland
cannot stand for a minute
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Tine favorable action OF the Senate committee On
posi- o1ices and post roads on the nomination OF
Mr. Dickinson as Postmaster General did nor seem
TO have any qualifying clause, in the way OF call
Ing upon him 10 abolish the vile green postae..
stamp 20 that he VIII undoubtedly pass the sentte
''~fthout conditions, as boys hope 70 do on enter
lag college. All the same, however, IL viii be a
good thing for him TO bear the materin mind ana
give an order for the former brown color TO be SUBJ
stit'ited for the present unpopular green. as soon
as ne gets the hang OF things in his Dew position
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To-day has been so stormy that many who bad
planned to go out and do some shopping found it i'm
possible to venture in the wet You WILL therefore,
naturally consult the advertisements tonight in order
to be posted what novelties announced. that
when you do go out Friday there may be something
special you will want to look at
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As special means to enable you to make presents o.
fine Kid Gloves, and ut the same time afford you1
they desire. VIC have what we call '0love vouchers'
They are simply coupons which we give you in ex
change for the price paid for the gloves and they ar.
full value for the purchase You present them to you
friend instead Of giving them the gloves. They pro
sent the voucher 1t counter and select Just the
shade and size they DESIRE 14
Can anything be more unique. or desirable ~ Q Holt
day gift than one of these vouchers.
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WANTED-LoTs IN THE NE. SECTION OF
w the city for prompt cash customer; neighborhood
must be fairly good and lots grade and not
of 18th st. ne; send No of lot and square with
price. which must be low. or call on NcLACHLEN
BATCHELDER. 1920 ST. dl5-3t
XVANTED-ONE OR TWO DEeIRABLE BUILD
w ing lots in n W. SECTION between Penna, ave. y
St, Sd. and 10Th SITS must be north sorth front.
Owners should csll on or address McLACHI,EN A
BATCHELDER, i225 st. NV. di5-3t
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J,oR sALE-ls.ooO SQUARE FRET COR. 2STH
IL and II nv. 1000 square feet cor. Mas aKe and
lith ST east. overlooking lAncsln hark und u-arIg
1900 square feet IN q "a. between "a ard "a nv.
Apply to Is l.. BALDWIN
dl5-,St' At National Bank q the I.rpuiilir
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-21
PERSONAL,

Mrs. w. J. Page has returned from q
visit to Mississippi
Geo. Fl. l.. Sharp, a Boston wool buy
er, is at the Mahnoke hotel.
Gus Pfahl, wool grower OF Menard-
vile, Is at the Mahncke.
Ross Kennedy and John Weymiller, OF
Uvalde, are at the St. Leonard.
J. F. O'Hara, of indianapolis, is here
for his health. He is at the Mahncke.
W. Kypfer returned last night from
Hunter station.
MIR. Arthur J. Schmitt, Of New Or
leans, is again in the city.
l. Efron has returned from New
York.
Hon. Ben Parker, of Anderson county,
Is In the city.
Miss Ida Vance who has been away
for some weeks visiting Mr.. Woodruff
at his ranch, has returned home.
|. k. Taylor and J. E. Stafford, of
UValde, are in the city and stop at the
MahnCKe.
Miss Annie Snowden left this morn
ing to visit friends and relatives in
Houston.
Mr.. Louis VahIdieck has left Mr..
WOlfson's store and returned TO his
home in Cuero to enter business there.
Mrs. Hssenburg arrived in the city
this morning on the delayed Missouri
Pacific train.
Miss Brooks, Miss Black, Messrs. c.
Vallareal and VIM. McGill, of Austin,
are at the Southern.
Messrs. Julius Tips and J. J. Thanen,
of San Antonio. and Geo. KnOcke. OF
New Braunfels, leave for the Dallas fair
next Sunday morning.